Students develop solution for waste management, look to bridge rift between science and religion
More than 300 students present research across variety of fields at STEMM Student Expo
Students, employees give back to community during the holidays
The holidays are a time for many University of Wisconsin-Stout students, faculty and staff to give back to Menomonie and Dunn County.
Students for Consent Week of Action events are April 9-13
A pair of blue pajamas, a T-shirt and jeans, a blue jean shirt and running shorts — all articles of clothing worn by survivors of sexual assault when they were
Students from across country address water quality issues in Red Cedar watershed with UW-Stout mentors
LAKES researchers to present on dynamics of water quality, community efforts to protect it on Aug. 8 at Raw Deal in Menomonie
Students from across country impact community relations, watershed sustainability with UW-Stout mentors
LAKES researchers to present on health of area lakes, rivers on Aug. 3 at Raw Deal in Menomonie
Students from three area high schools set to visit science labs
Science will be in the spotlight for 100 area high school students on Thursday, Oct. 17, at UW-Stout.
Students from three Universities of Wisconsin campuses use machine learning to solve problems for Royal Credit Union
Computer science students from UW-Stout, UWEC, UWRF exercise ‘exceptional’ AI acumen for leading financial institution
Students get timely lessons from pros on handling their finances
In the eyes of Chelse Cockeram, the students filling a UW-Stout classroom were more than students. They were consumers and potential identity theft victims.
Students give back through involvement at new Boys & Girls Clubs middle school program
Three students from UW-Stout are helping the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Greater Chippewa Valley take its services to the next level.
Students’ haikus about Farmer’s Market on exhibit downtown
A traditional, three-line Japanese poem helped teach UW-Stout students how to write concisely and interview people with little or no preparation.